Jai's wife Sweetie (Rimi Sen, who appears for about five minutes) is expecting their first baby but he is distracted by the sudden appearance of an old sweetheart, Shonali (Bipasha), who is also a police officer.
Jai and Shonali work together to nab the master thief. Ali, luckless in love, hopes that he can woo Shonali and in the process also save Jai's marriage.
Scriptwriter Vijay Krishna Acharya and director Gadhvi are clearly at a loss in the first half. They set us up for a complicated development, perhaps a domestic drama that involves suspicion with a hint of adultery. But suddenly, they write off the potential complications by sending Jai and Ali to Brazil in pursuit of the master thief, and we don't see Shonali or Jai's wife again.
In the script devoid of any real stunning or heart-tugging moments, there are a few minor surprises, though. In Rio, Ali and Jai are staying with Shonali's identical twin; how she has been living in Brazil is an unexplained mystery.
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